Casus Belli

Casus Belli (phrase) (pronounced Cocksuck-Bukkake), often abbreviated as CB is a term for the necessary precursors for a nation to wage a formal war on other nations, which must be accepted by a moderator as valid. Casus Belli, which in Latin translates to "Case for War", is used to name an act or event that provokes or is used to justify war. Without a proper Casus Belli, wars may not legally invade or injure others and doing this will result in a temporary or permanent ban. The concept of Casus Belli was introduced with the launch of intcraft 3.0, as an idea that iteration's admin, Swiss Dave

Purpose of Casus Belli
The necessity for providing a Casus Belli prior to formally beginning a war is to prevent nations from attacking one another for reasons solely based on their personal feelings towards others, for conquest or for an attempt at comedic relief in poor taste, all of which are generally looked down upon.

Eligible Examples For Casus Belli
A Casus Belli can be fabricated in many forms, but they must fall into the following general categories of offenses, which include the following:


 * Uncalled for killing people in their own claimed land
 * Grand theft or stealing
 * War in defense of ally
 * War on terror
 * War in self-defense
 * Territorial war